@Chrisdebar91@Motor_Sport Oh that's an easy one. Lewis had spent all of '25 struggling whereas Charles had struggled for just 4 races. You've jumped to a conclusion based on an incorrect pre-belief. Enjoy the season.
๐ฃ๏ธ "Hamilton joined Ferrari & spent a year making a better #F1 car to demonstrate his advantage over Leclerc, who was only quicker in โ25 because Hamilton was ensuring the โ26 car was good."
That's one narrative, says @SportmphMark - but it's far too simplistic
https://t.co/fdv7evo521
fantastic interraction with the various F1 fan bases at the moment as I explain airflow attachment (paid for by Verstappens), being British (anti-Verstappen), Leclerc breakthrough (anti-Hamilton bias)
Just as a further bit of explanation about airflow reattachment in transition from SLM to cornering mode, it's not only the re-attachment of the rear wing. It's the whole underfloor/diffuser/rear wing combination.
Russell Austria yellows (pro-Mercedes bias), Ferrari tyre deg (anti-Ferrari), not revealing a non-existent huge embargoed story (thereby guilty of 'media'), using Silverstone '26 to make parallels with abu dhabi '21 (Hamilton fan boy).
@SJTM33@thanos876 There is telemetry available showing you exactly where he brakes. No different to his previous laps. So despite how hard you listened there are facts getting in the way.
@MONDOFERRARI_@spontonc He was able to do that because he'd dialled-in more front wing. You need 360-deg awareness for any individual bit of data to mean anything.
@TheBeevash The more power-starved the layout, and the longer the corners, the bigger lap time penalty for loss of confidence and momentum on corner entry. More acceleration needed= earlier emptying of battery on straight.
How Leclerc tweaked himself back to form, what happened (again) with Verstappen's wing and what's the puzzle Russell is struggling with? https://t.co/eIobFwPa57